5Lug conversion
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5Lug conversion
i am doing a 5 lug conversion on my 88 gx, do i need different front brake lines for the 4 pot brakes? all the way from the brakes to the master cylinder? the rear ones fit no problem.
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Dont think you need the lines all the way to the MC. I think its just the first short section coming off the caliper. Mazdatrix.com has them for cheap, at the very bottom.
http://mazdatrix.com/j-3brake.htm
Im doing a 5 lug conversion soon and would like to know if these are what we need???
I cut the lines on my 5 lug,DOH.
http://mazdatrix.com/j-3brake.htm
Im doing a 5 lug conversion soon and would like to know if these are what we need???
I cut the lines on my 5 lug,DOH.
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You don't need anything.
The longer hose from the single piston caliper will work fine with the four piston unit...no adapter or hard line needed.
Even if upgrading to braided stainless lines, I'd prefer the single piston hose as it eliminates one connection point in the system.
The longer hose from the single piston caliper will work fine with the four piston unit...no adapter or hard line needed.
Even if upgrading to braided stainless lines, I'd prefer the single piston hose as it eliminates one connection point in the system.
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You don't need anything.
The longer hose from the single piston caliper will work fine with the four piston unit...no adapter or hard line needed.
Even if upgrading to braided stainless lines, I'd prefer the single piston hose as it eliminates one connection point in the system.
The longer hose from the single piston caliper will work fine with the four piston unit...no adapter or hard line needed.
Even if upgrading to braided stainless lines, I'd prefer the single piston hose as it eliminates one connection point in the system.
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If necessary, shorten the banjo bolt.
This type of connection seals with the crush washers instead of the taper at the fitting's end, so if the bolt is shortened enough, the washers can do their thing.